Premier League kits 2020/21

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Just weeks after the conclusion of the last term, we’re ready to do it all over again with a fresh slate of Premier League fixtures and that means a whole new slate of kits for fans to feast their eyes on.

Almost every shirt has been revealed in advance of the new campaign, with a typically eclectic mix of classic, retro and experimental kits set to wow and disgust punters in equal measures.Several teams – including Chelsea – already flaunted their wares at the end of the 2019/20 campaign but most will look fresh and ready to roll in 2020/21 with several new sponsors and kit designers littering the league.

We’ve rounded up the full confirmed list of Premier League kits in 2020/21, with more designs to be added as they are are released. Which one is your favourite so far?The home kit features a snazzy two-tone red pattern with classic neck and white shoulders.

The away kit is a bold white design with red streaks, based on the marbled floors of Highbury, while the Gunners’ third shirt is likely to be a navy design.

Villa fans have had a glimpse of their new kit for next season, featuring a textured body and pinstripe design in the famous claret and blue colours.

Gambling company W88 has be replaced by Cazoo as the main sponsor, while Kappa will continue to design and make the shirts.

Brighton have revealed – and played – in their brand new kit with a fresh design. The stripes have been mostly replaced with an all-blue body, with thin white pinstripes and a white collar.

It’s a slick throwback to a shirt from the 80s, with the AMEX sponsor slotting neatly into the centre of the design. One of the smartest kits of the off-season so far.Like Brighton, no news yet. Umbro will create the kit, but they changed very little from the tried-and-tested claret body, blue sleeves design that the club has used since, well, possibly the dawn of time itself.

Wasting absolutely no time at all, Chelsea Football Club. The Blues are living up to their nickname with a pair of new kits – both blue!

The home shirt is a royal blue effort from Nike featuring a zig-zag pattern with a large outlined Three logo after Chelsea switched sponsors from Yokohama Tyres.